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MikeShannon914
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As of early today (Jan 16,) XM/Sirius dumped Traffic.com and went exclusively with Metro Traffic. For one, the traffic channels on XM changed. And, if you're in Dallas-Fort Worth, like me, you now have to put up with a SHARED channel for BOTH Dallas-FW and Houston.
It was all about expense. Metro came in with a considerably lower offer that Traffic.com couldn't touch. But you get what you pay for...and I'm dumping the full package now for the music-only package---that extra $3 a month I was spending was strictly to get Traffic.com's reports.
Then again, Westwood One, part of CBS (and Metro's parent company,) traded at 6 cents today, so perhaps it's just a matter of time.
It was all about expense. Metro came in with a considerably lower offer that Traffic.com couldn't touch. But you get what you pay for...and I'm dumping the full package now for the music-only package---that extra $3 a month I was spending was strictly to get Traffic.com's reports.
Then again, Westwood One, part of CBS (and Metro's parent company,) traded at 6 cents today, so perhaps it's just a matter of time.